Pre-Kindergarten - 4th Grade
"Sometimes I Feel Green" is a social narrative which introduces and explains the concept of behavioral escalation to students, based uponThe Incredible 5-Point Scale, a strategy created by Kari Dunn Buron and Mitzi Beth Curtis.
This short story, which includes a number of visual supports, breaks down and presents concepts to students to help them become better able to recognize, identify and manage their emotions. Coping strategies for appropriately managing strong emotions are also introduced within the text.
"Sometimes I Feel Green" can be used as a part of a plan for implementing IEP goals targeting emotional regulation or included as a proactive strategy in a behavior support plan for teaching prosocial replacement behaviors. While the content area is highly relevant within most special education classrooms, the material it covers makes it valuable resource within the general education setting as well.
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“Sometimes I Feel Green” captures the way emotions can shift and change throughout daily life. The color green can represent growth, reflection, or moments of feeling different from those around us, making the theme relatable and thoughtful. It encourages readers to recognize emotions as a natural part of personal development. In a different context, the phrase take my online class for me often appears when students discuss managing academic responsibilities and balancing multiple commitments.
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